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Fiat 850 Coupe Driver (left) Side Door Window Glass, Bottom Channel & Clip 66-72 on 2040-parts.com

US $35.00
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Layton, Utah, United States

Layton, Utah, United States
Fiat 850 Coupe Driver (Left) Side Door Window Glass, Bottom Channel & Clip 66-72, US $35.00, image 1
“It has numerous vertical scratches, other scratches and a horizontal hardwater/scratch line at the point where the window sill meets the window in the rolled-up positional.”
Brand:Fiat Surface Finish:Glass Manufacturer Part Number:Unknown Country/Region of Manufacture:Italy Placement on Vehicle:Left, Front UPC:Does not apply

This is a rare Fiat 850 Coupe Driver (Left) side door window for years 1966-1972.  The original bottom channel & cable clip attachment are attached.  The glass has numerous vertical scratches (see photo), other scratches and a horizontal hardwater/scratch line (see photo) at the point where the window sill meets the window in the rolled-up positional.  The hardwater line is barely visible when in the rolled-up position.  It is ready to install.

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